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Below is a long blog post about 2013 by my friend and fellow runner Derek. I was hoping to get this out before the New Year but it didn’t happen… Anyway, enjoy! And happy new year!! –Derrick & Shannon I have had so many thoughts of what to write in this blog over the past few weeks that I don’t know where to start or how to begin. How do you capture an entire year into one paragraph? How can I sum up all the memories made with running buddies and family while also including all the workouts completed on treadmills, roads, trails, beaches and mountains without losing focus from the main point – the importance of healthy living through physical activity? Do I even need to explain why we should run or exercise at least once everyday if not twice or three times per day; just think for yourself. It has been said “If I could only give young people three things in life, they would be: The confidence to face adversity head-on, the wisdom to make good decisions when faced with temptation, and the strength to say no”. These words are very true because they describe exactly who I am today and how I became successful in anything I put my mind too whether it was sports, school or something else. My name is Derrick and here is my story. The idea for me starting to run began almost ten years ago after having heart surgery. Even though my cardiologist told me that he believed I needed open-heart surgery due to high cholesterol levels, poor circulatory system throughout my body and lacking endurance, I chose instead to go against his advice since being born prematurely (4 lbs., 9 oz.) and getting sick as a baby. This decision ultimately led to my first time going under general anesthesia around nine months old which resulted in complications during the procedure itself. Afterwards, I spent another two days recovering inside intensive care units until eventually being transferred back home again afterwards despite still struggling greatly thereafter with breathlessness issues ever since then both physically and mentally until later years down the road when I started exercising regularly enough via walking outside and/or riding bikes indoors together with friends along our local neighborhood streets. By doing these activities alone helped significantly reduce any stress related problems caused mainly due solely towards feelings associated directly towards anxiety attacks brought upon trying desperately hard keeping pace alongside others already ahead far faster than myself whenever possible although sometimes difficult given current limitations based solely off overall capabilities currently available right now regardless whatever happens moving forward henceforth hence forthwith forevermore ad infinitum albeit always remembering forever truly forever always always forever never ever ending someday soon hopefully maybe perhaps likely unlikely unlikelihood dislike disapproval disappearance disappearance disagreement displeasure discouragement Below is a long blog post about 102 things you can do in the garden that will make it more eco-friendly. This was written by Andrew Millison, who runs The Wildlife Trusts’ Allerton Project and is passionate about using gardens to help wildlife thrive. And I thought it might be interesting for people living on the property! Below is a long blog post about 10 things I learned from my first year of teaching. You can also check out the infographic here that shows what I learned in each semester! Teaching was one thing, but learning how to teach and be an effective teacher has been another challenge altogether – especially because this isn’t really anything I ever thought or wanted to do before. When you begin your career as a teacher without any prior experience with education itself (let alone teaching), there are going to be challenges along the way – just like anywhere else where you start something new from scratch with no experience under your belt. 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It truly took an amazing village to make this first chapter happen ;) You can see more photos here, and find info about how to get involved if you live in BC. I also want to give thanks to the many people who purchased prints/cards or books via Etsy throughout this year, because without those sales there would be no way for me to continue supporting myself financially while pursuing creative projects alongside my full time job(s). If you haven’t already, please do check out what I currently offer by clicking HERE. Thank YOU! As always, I appreciate your readership and support :]